Re: Question about dcl-proc

dcl-proc // Starting keyword; raises the indentation level to 1

dcl-pi // Starting keyword: raises the indentation level to 2

end-pi; // Ending keyword: lowers the indentation level to 1

-body-

dcl-s field ind;

end-proc // Ending keyword: lowers the indentation level to 0

john erps <jacobus.erps@xxxxxxxxx>

15-01-2018 11:00

Re: Question about dcl-proc

The parm is part of the dcl-pi block, so it's indented wrt this block.
The block itself is part of the dcl-proc, so strictly it would have to

indented wrt dcl-proc.
But then the body (i.e. the part after dcl-pi) should be indented like:

dcl-proc

dcl-pi
dcl-end

-body-

dcl-s field ind;

end-proc

but this more practical (and clearer):

dcl-proc
dcl-pi
dcl-end

-body-

dcl-s field ind;

end-proc

The dcl-proc and dcl-pi constructs shoud have been one declaration
construct.